The results of phytosociological studies of pioneer lichen communities of siliceous outcrops carried out in 2014–2016 in Teteriv River basin (Ukraine) are provided. The dataset of 302 relevés was analysed, 6 associations and 1 subassociation from 3 classes were distinguished as a result of the phytosociological survey in the Teteriv River basin. Four associations, i.e.: Aspicilietum contortae Kaiser ex Klement 1955, Cladonietum mitis Krieger 1937, Parmelietum conspersae Hilitzer 1925, Parmelietum somloensis Wirth 1995 and the alliance Aspicilion calcareae Albertson ex Roux 1978 are new for Ukraine, and one new association Aspicilio cinerei-Ramalinetum pollinariae Kapets et Khomyak, ass. nova is described here.
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